The solar site is very strange. I remember when it was being developed. It stood out like a sore thumb when the lenses were intact

Spring Canyon is a fascinating place! I was able to explore a lot before the current owner purchased and posted so much

When I was kid lived in the heart mountain area in Powell, Wyoming there was a interment camp there too

I've been made aware that the volume of the background music in some places in this video is too loud. I'm working on finding the correct hard drive with the original project stored on it so that I can adjust the levels properly. I promise, I'm working on it. I've got probably 100TB of data to sift through to find the correct project. I'll post an update once I've found it.

I love hearing stories and folklore from Utah and really anywhere. Thanks

Having lived in Utah this is a very interesting piece of history. Excellent video, thank you.

Who pays the light bill for the "remaining" home?

I saw Jared Baum in a 8X Utah County Jail one piece.

I was 13 years old, driving back to Utah County from Goblin Valley when Billys Mountain slid. Highway 6 was already buckled. Traffic was backed up to Soldier Summit from Spanish Fork Canyon.

I grew up in Utah County. This is cool.✌️

I grew up in Utah and have been all over the state for 54 years. This video was excellent. Thank you.

Damn, it’s crazy how somebody figured all this out😮

Great video !!!

New sub here Australia , opal miner remote rural so can understand the time and patience you took 2 make this vid. Great 2 see a new channel giving it a go.

Our history of all the coal mines and coal mine towns in Spring Canyon and all Utah's Coal Camps and Coal Mines was completely erased by DOGM (Utah Division of Oil, Gas, and Mines) in the 1980's. As required by law, public input was gathered, but was purposely ignored by the complete removal and reclamation of all buildings, homes, and land leaving no sign of past mining and family communities. Now instead of tourism around Utah's Coal Camps and Mines, tourists are only able to see pictures of the old coal mines and coal camp towns in a couple of small museums. All states surrounding Utah have a healthy tourist industry with preserved mining towns, while giving tours inside some of the old mines. But, the 1980 Utah DOGM was controlled by anti-mining environmentalist personnel with Utah's tourism industry now lacking what other states did to capitalize on the mining's past economic with viable mining tourism.

Wow so how far in are they the one can go in but I just look from the gate and the north side looks like it has new electric boxes

Good stuff! I’ve just discovered you content and have returned for more…3x!

I enjoy the stories. I have no preference.

I love these videos! I grew up in Utah and didn't even know some of these places existed. I learn so much about local history from your videos.

It was common for the mine owner to pay the widow $500 dollars. My Grandfather owned and was a supervisor for many years in Utah. I have enough stuff to build my own mining museum. Coal mining runs in many Utahans family's blood. Hiawatha, Cleer creek, Scofield and the Horse canyon mine.

Extremely good format... Looks like a documentary that you would see on PBS. Keep pumping these out and this channel will grow big time... Thanks for sharing n' God bless brother

Have you been to the diamond fork mines

I drive through Genola and Goshen every once and a while on fishing/camping trips. They are both beautiful towns.

You should have more views. Keep it up.. Great stories and exceptional research.

Music is kinda loud compared to the narration. Good vid though

Stupid taggers

Very well done video . Thanks.

Music way too loud. Hard to hear voice.

Nice.

Great video. Well researched ! Excellent drone work as well

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Another great video... Love the history... Keep up the amazing work...

Cant hear what your saying because of the music

Very nice work.

It probably was Brass Facts and Hop. lol

I am your 50th thumbed up! Great work Mike. Love the ambient music too.

How about doing a video covering the dream mine in Salem/Mapelton area. Easy to find it on the mountain. Many in Utah County still think the mine will play out one day at the end of times …

I visited maybe 10 years ago with my wife. I do not remember the no trespassing signs, but I do remember the street signs that led us to the parking area. There were many other people there that day. Glad I made it before the signs went up.

now do one about the facility above Springville where it looks like snow on the mountain.

Done very Well....

It is insane to me the lengths they were going through in 1921 just for a few ounces.

Great video! Thanks for posting. Will be driving by that place in the morning . The internet has made it quite popular in recent years !

First! Good stuff Mike!

The house that is left is my Aunt Afton and Uncle Von Gardner's house. He worked as an railroad engineer

I drive threw thissle quite alot its sad that the only remnant left is a house still half under water

A nice video I just wish when people were narrating good videos they would edit it so the music didn't play so loud, makes it very difficult to hear the narration. I've been involved in video editing, its not that hard to do people.

I’ve missed your videos! This is a great one. Though I’ve spent lots of time camping in the area, I never knew about Utah’s Stonehenge.

Excited for your next vids! Planning on checking out any caves or mines?

Can you camp inside the structure?

Bro, are you back?? Nice drone footage!